Welcome To Trinity Church Mill Hill

UNITED REFORMED & METHODIST

We are an active church that seeks to discover God at work in our lives and in the lives of others.

 

Through worship, learning, caring, service and in sharing the love of Jesus, we look to become His disciples.

We are active as Christians in the local community and many groups find a home in our wonderful modern premises.

Community Activities

Local businesses offering a range of classes for all ages – from fitness to dance classes, playgroups, art and more!

Church Activities

Activities for all ages throughout the year at Trinity Church and Eversfield Centre – drop in and socialise!

Room Hire

Rent halls and meeting rooms in Trinity Church Mill Hill and Eversfield Centre – available for private and community functions and activities.

Church and Community Events Through The Year

Visit our calendar to learn about the events planned throughout the year.

EVENT CALENDAR

“We warmly welcome Christians from all denominations, and our services of Holy Communion are open to all who love our Lord Jesus Christ.”

Join Us This Sunday

Every Sunday worship takes place at 10.30am and can be attended in person or via Zoom. Our aim is to provide accessible worship suitable for a variety of ages and backgrounds. All our welcome to join our diverse congregation and discover more about God and self through teaching, prayer and song.

Meet the Minister

Welcome

Introducing Myself – Revd Danny Wheadon

As I begin my appointment in the Barnet & Queensbury Circuit this September, I do so with a deep sense of gratitude and anticipation. This marks my 30th year in ordained ministry within the Methodist Church of Great Britain, a journey that has taken me through a variety of places and seasons, each shaping my faith and service in unique ways.

Before entering ministry, I spent 26 years working with an American company based in Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. That experience taught me much about leadership, communication, and the value of perseverance. From there, my ministerial path led me to Midsomer Norton, then to North Cornwall and then Mid-Cornwall, where I served vibrant and faithful communities. I was then called to Jersey in the Channel Islands, and most recently, I’ve had the privilege of serving in the Canterbury and East Kent Circuit. Throughout this journey, I’ve been blessed to share ministry with my wife Sally, who is a Methodist Deacon currently serving in the Islington and Camden Mission Circuit. Her witness and calling continue to inspire me, and together we remain committed to the work of justice, compassion, and the Gospel.

Now, as I step into the life of the Queensbury and Trinity Mill Hill churches, I do so with enthusiasm and hope. I welcome the challenge and change that this new chapter brings, and I trust that by God’s grace, I might impart something worthwhile, something Spirit-led and life-giving into the heart of these communities.

I look forward to journeying with you, listening and learning as we grow together in faith.

May this season be one of renewal, joy, and shared discovery as we seek to follow Christ in all we do.

Danny 

New Minister of Trinity Church Mill Hill

News

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Pause For Thought

We pray for your church in this time of uncertainty. For those people who are worried about attending worship. For those needing to make decisions in order to care for other. For those who will feel more isolated by not being able to attend. Grant us your wisdom.

In a world torn by conflict, hunger and disease help us Lord to cope by looking outward rather than inward. Even if we are struggling let us seek to help those who struggle more and in so doing bring greater relief than ever possible by helping ourselves alone.

God of all hope we call on you today. We pray for those who are living in fear: Fear of illness, fear for loved ones, fear of other’s reactions to them. May your Spirit give us a sense of calmness and peace.

We pray for your church in this time of uncertainty. For those people who are worried about attending worship. For those needing to make decisions in order to care for other. For those who will feel more isolated by not being able to attend. Grant us your wisdom.

Holy God, we remember that you have promised that Nothing will separate us from your love – demonstrated to us in Jesus Christ. Help us turn our eyes, hearts and minds to you.
The Revd Barbara Glasson, President of the Methodist Conference